Now Playing: Thursday, March 12, 9:00AM - 10:00AM
A Conversation with Louis Freeh
The Former Director of the FBI Speaks on the Convergence of Homeland and Cyber Security Louis Freeh was dubbed "the singularly best-suited person in America to run the FBI" by former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and "a law enforcement legend" by President Clinton, who appointed him director in 1993.
His compelling expertise and tireless approach to government security and counterterrorism issues facing today's complex world have redefined conventional criminal investigative methods. Heralded for transforming the FBI from a national law-enforcement agency to a global-security institution, Freeh doubled the number of bureau branches worldwide. The FBI's focus on counterintelligence, cyber crime, DNA technology, and electronic surveillance expanded and put Freeh at the forefront of a global war on terror.
Freeh's landmark investigations with high-profile cases will be the focus of his conversation with GovSec / U.S. Law attendees. His presentation promises to deliver fascinating stories from the most secure depths of Washington and beyond. Data security, outsourcing, and loss prevention are sure to be discussed, given his background as a lawyer and consultant to Fortune 500 companies around the globe.